Humanitarian Law Center

Army chief vs. ex-NGO head trial starts

BELGRADE -- The trial opened in the First Basic Court in Belgrade on Wednesday in the case of a lawsuit filed by Ljubisa Dikovic against Natasa Kandic.

Kosovo greatest challenge - army cheief

BELGRADE -- The most important political and security challenge for Serbia is the situation in Kosovo and Metohija, Ljubisa Dikovic has said.

The Serbian Army (VS) chief told the Belgrade-based Danas newspaper that Serbia is, at the moment, not under military threat.

Army chief rejects NGO's accusations

BELGRADE -- Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Army General Ljubisa Dikovic has rejected all accusations by the Humanitarian Law Center (FHP) NGO.

In a statement for the Belgrade-based broadcaster TV Pink late on Monday, he stressed that he did not take part in war crimes either as a soldier or as a commander.

BELGRADE - Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces General Ljubisa Dikovic has rejected all accusations by the Humanitarian Law Center (FHP), stressing that he did not take part in war crimes either as a soldier or as a commander.

President receives army chief in wake of accusations

BELGRADE -- President Tomislav Nikolic believes that "attacks on the (army) chief of staff" are an attempt to "humiliate everything good done in Serbia" recently.

BELGRADE - The Office of the War Crimes Prosecutor asked the Humanitarian Law Center (FHP) on Friday to provide the files in its possession related to the crimes committed in the Rudnica case, including the witness statements, in order for all the allegations concerning the culprits to be investigated.

VIENNA - Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said that a campaign is being conducted against the Serbian Armed Forces, and a certain number of politicians are trying to cause the fall of all the things that are good in Serbia, but underlined that they will not succeed.

PM sees "campaign" against Serbian Army

BELGRADE -- There is an ongoing a campaign against the army, while "a part of the political public and some politicians are trying to destroy all that is good in Serbia."

This was Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic's reactions to an NGO's accusations on Thursday against army chief Ljubisa Dikovic.

BELGRADE - The non-governmental organisation Humanitarian Law Center (FHP) has said it has documents proving that Serbian Armed Forces Chief of the General Staff General Ljubisa Dikovic is responsible for war crimes in Kosovo, but the Defence Ministry has rejected these accusations.

MoD rejects accusations against army chief

BELGRADE -- The claims of the FHP NGO against Ljubisa Dikovic represent "a continuation of an orchestrated campaign against the defense system of the Republic of Serbia."

The Ministry of Defense reacted on Thursday in this way to the accusations that the army chief was involved in war crimes in the late 1990s.